Now they are gathering up all the horses, and they say they are going to drive the cattle." "Sheriff's business that, in all truth.

Get to him as soon as you may.

I will go and see if I can reason with them meanwhile." "Have a care, thane!" they cried, and spurred their horses again.
Then my cousin turned to me, and his face was grave.
"Wilfrid," he said, "you had better go with those messengers.

I am going to see if aught can be done; but it sounds bad.

I don't like an armed landing of this sort." "No, cousin," I answered.